Lore: A tool that extracts structured context from AI coding conversations
What Lore does
Lore addresses the problem of re-establishing context between AI coding sessions. While CLAUDE.md files work for static project information, they don't capture what happened in previous conversations. Lore extracts structured context from AI conversations to maintain continuity.
Key features
- Paste conversations from Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini to extract structured context
- Extracts four specific elements: decisions, TODOs, blockers, and a resume checklist
- Chrome extension captures conversations directly
- One-click context injection into your next session
Technical details
- Built entirely with Claude Code
- React + TypeScript Progressive Web App
- No backend required - everything stays in your browser
- Open source at github.com/nao-lore/lore-app
- Free to use with no API key needed
Availability
Launching on Product Hunt at https://www.producthunt.com/posts/lore-5
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